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Who performed at CSU?: The history of live music on campus runs deep From Bob Dylan to the Rolling Stones (along with a few drop ins by Elton John), CSU's upcoming PBR events are just the latest in a long musical lineup.

As Canvas Stadium hosts its first cocert tonight as part of the CSU PBR Last Cowboy Standing, I looked back at the acts that have performed at CSU. The legendary lineup includes U2 and the Rolling Stones. Plus Elton John helicoptering in just for fun.
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It's always fascinating when CSU's @natpen.bsky.social has a new paper out. The latest: Is it better to have your "best friend" be your romantic partner or platonic friend?

Find out here: col.st/Sviwx

This episode of 'CSU's The Audit' uncovers the long documented phenomenon of milky seas.
In this clip, CSU researcher Justin Hudson reads an account from 1854, describing it as an almost apocalyptic sight.
Listen to the full episode and see photos here: col.st/LlNhc

Why bringing poop and other 'offal' topics to the table could lead to a more sustainable, profitable ag industry CSU Spur Director of Ag Innovation Jordan Kraft Lambert talks on The Audit podcast about why poop is actually pretty powerful and liver gets a bad (and largely undeserved) rap.

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A display of various dishes featuring offal (various organ meats).

Jordan Kraft Lambert thinks we all need to talk more about poop.

CSU's director of ag innovation spoke with The Audit podcast about why bringing manure and other ‘offal’ topics to the table - figuratively and literally - could equal a more sustainable, profitable ag industry.

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Mixed in a little bit of peanut butter and soy sauce with my instant Ramen for lunch today.

From Joe Rogan to Greg Gutfeld, more conservative comedians are stepping into the spotlight Comedians have been joking about politics for probably as long as there have been politicians. But in the past few years, there's been a noticeable shift in political comedy.

"Scholars, fans and comedians have buried our heads in the sand so long ... (But) it’s a potential rallying tool for folks on the right, just as it has been for those on the left." - Nick Marx, CSU researcher and author of “That’s Not Funny: How the Right Makes Comedy Work for Them.”

The first thing I thought of upon reading this headline...

Note to self, never use the restroom during a Josh Blue show.

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Today is self-care Thanksgiving: we're watching the parade and holiday movies, staying in our comfy PJs, skipping the way-too-much-effort turkey and focusing on the side dishes, and taking the dog for a walk. No stress; no politics; just family. The real world will still be there tomorrow.

A bunch of multi-sided, multi-colored dice used to play the game Dungeons & Dragons.

CSU political science researcher James "Pigeon" Fielder believes the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons is just the kind of "campaigning" that our political leaders need to be doing right now. col.st/VU2p5

If I'd known this was THE place for pet photos, I'd have signed up a long time ago.

Lola and Sol say, "What up."

CSU, UW Border War game to include wager between art museums - College of Liberal Arts As part of the annual Border War game, each school's university art museum has wagered an important work from their collection, and the winning museum will get to keep the loser’s artwork on display u...

I love that our university art museums are getting into the mix and classing things up regarding the CSU/UW Border War game. col.st/4p5OO

Same.

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It's been a long time since I've had "first post" anxiety. I guess I'll just start here...